Karamba3D

In this video, we explore two components that can be used to debug Karamba3D models: Connected Parts and EigenModes. These tools are important for verifying the connectivity and stability of structural elements.

The Connected Parts component identifies connectivity between lines and meshes, ensuring the structural elements are properly linked. Meanwhile, the EigenModes component calculates the eigenvalues of the structure, providing insights into its stability and highlighting any improperly connected elements.

It detects parts of the structure that are disconnected both geometrically and in terms of force distribution.

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Presenter: Sara Rodiqi

In this video, we provide a walkthrough of the ReactionView component available in Karamba3D Version 3. The ReactionView component manages the visualization of reaction forces.

Link to TidBits #24 Shells and Beams.

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Presenter: Sara Rodiqi

In this video we present newly developed Grasshopper components created to facilitate the connection between Karamba3D and Speckle. The components streamlines the process of establishing seamless two-way data exchange between the platforms. In this guide, we will explore the key features of the components and demonstrate how to utilize them to enhance connectivity within your design workflow.

The speckle connector is only available for Karamba3D version 3.1.40918.

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Presenter: Sara Rodiqi

In this webinar, we review the latest updates in the new Karamba3D version. We explain the modifications to existing components and introduce newly added features.

GH-Files: Optimize Frame Displacement , Load Case Combination , Shells and Beams

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Presenters: Clemens Preisinger, Matthew Tam, Georg Lobe

In this video we show you how to set up load case combinations in Version 3 of Karamba3D.

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Presenter: Matthew Tam

In this video we show you a quick preview of all the new features in Version 3. This includes:

– new Karamba3D Toolbar with unit settings
– Spanish User Interface
– adaptations to the Line To Beam, Mesh To Shell and Assemble Model components
– all new Load Combinations
– revamped Optimise Cross Section component
– additional Results components
– Export to SAF file format
– Surface To Truss component – a new utility

Further Videos will follow with more detail explanations of all the features

Download Karamba3D here, otherwise you can always update using the YAK Package Manager.

Presenter: Matthew Tam

In this video we show you how to implement a single objective optimization procedure to design a Truss using Karamba3D. Various parameters control the heights and position of the pitch to allow for quick design exploration. The procedure optimizes to reduce the maximum deflection of the structure.

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Presenter: Matthew Tam

In this video we show you how to use the Cross Section Optimization component in Karamba3D to optimize the sizes of your beams. The algorithm takes into account the cross sections load bearing capacity and optionally limits the maximum deflection of the structure.

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Presenter: Matthew Tam

In this video Daniel shows a parametric truss that is programmed in C#, called „TrussMaker“. With this tool, you can choose between the truss-types Pratt, Warren, K-Truss, and Vierendeel.

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Presenter: Daniel Prost

In this video Danel Prost explains how to set up a CFD Simulation using OpenFOAM in Butterfly to generate wind loads for analysis in Karamba3D.

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Presenter: Daniel Prost

In this video Matthew Tam explains how to set up a portal frame in Karamba3D.

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Presenter: Matthew Tam